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This is the main investment ideas newsletter from the Oxford Club, published twice per month.
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brought the cheap newsletter. very informative.i dont buy there stocks. only deal with asx in aussie…but a good read, well put together….good for an investor…well done OXFORD TEAM…
Lots of bull hockey from Oxford letters. Wild predictions and they deluge you with come-ons like so many others: Mampilly and Motley Fool to name just two others. Utter waste of time and enormously frustrating. I’m canceling all three; they’ve cost me too damn much and I’m sick and tired of getting only suck you in newslettrs to buy yet another one of their over the top unrealistic stock projections.
I completely agree with you
Totally agree with that. You will be bombarded with offers to buy other products from them or other people whom they share your data with.
I allowed these crooks to charge my credit card for over $8,500 . I am disputing the charge and will file a complaint with the SEC. Perhaps we can file a class action lawsuit against them.
On what grounds? Your ignorance/stupidity? Dream on.
So you “Allowed” them to charge your card and then you decided to dispute the same charge and then you think there would be grounds to file a class action lawsuit. Again I say you “ALLOWED” them. My car dealer allowed me to purchase a car, if i have an accident is that their fault??
I’VE BEEN DUPED BY OXFORD, AND, I TOO AM IN A DISPUTE WITH THEM. BUT, I AM CONTACTING MARYLAND’S ATTORNEY GENERAL, BRIAN FROSH. THEIR SPURIOUS BEHAVIOR WILL BE OF INTEREST TO HIM, AS WELL AS, THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR BALTIMORE, MD.
ADDITIONALLY, WE VERY WELL COULD HAVE A CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT!!!
i think thays unlikely as there afe a number of such newsletters and they dont FORCE you to buy anything
how did that work for you?
There is only man who told it straight: “There’s a sucker born every minute!” There is no such thing as a get rich quick scheme. And no one can always pick winners alluded to in this video!
You wanna learn how to invest?
Read “How to Make Money In Stocks: Getting Started” by Matthew Galgani. It’s free in your library or on Amazon for about $13.
But you won’t become a millionaire overnight.
You’ll only learn how to invest, with buy rules, sell rules, taking losses as well as gains, on your own.
Good luck.
Speaking of Foxconn, what’s happening with the big deal in Wisconsin?
On again..off again?
excellent synopsis Travis, I’ve owned both foxconn and Honhai for almost a year and
although I’m impressed with the newsletter I haven’t made a dime with $5k worth of their stock
and from your analysis I don’t expect to. When Oxford first came out with the “teaser” I thought it had to be
HonHai Precision/ (Foxconn) and I expected it to be profitable. In reading your opinion I’m thinking more of
selling it and moving on. You’ve done a great job with your reporting and input. I’ll probably keep my
subscription to Oxford, they have other really good stable of people ie: Nick Vardy.
Keep up YOUR good reporting.
Rich
You expected a retirement stock to be profitable in less than 10-20 years? I suggest managing your expectations and know what you’re getting into before you buy.
What was the #1 5G stock they rec to buy? From the Oxford Comm books?
I bought their recommendation for INSG, I’m up $2,400.00 on it. MRVL, not so much, up $250.00 HNHPF, up about $250.00 I like their service and my $49.00 /subscription has paid for itself as well as I received Bill Oreilly’s latest book. Good Read
marvell technology
OXFORD CLUB INVESTMENT -COMPLETE AND Total scam-they send several e mails daily encouraging you to watch a video of the latest greatest stock, only to reveal that your level of membership ($1995.00) in my case, does not allow access. You will need to upgrade your membership by another $2k. Then, they send e mails , testimonials of members who have made a fortune and even quote buy in and sell prices , including dates, this is direct from their 7/29/2020 e mail to me:
War Room member Jim S. 6/5/2020 at 10:10 a.m.
Bought DOW at $3.06, sold 3 days later at $6.18 for 102%. First real trade here. Thanks Bryan.
War Room member Ralph 6/19/2020 at 9:54 a.m.
WING… in yesterday at $.45… out at $3.36… thanks!
I own 1 of these stocks and NONE of these stocks is anywhere near these prices on or near those days and, here are the actual stock prices: DOW roughly $36.00 per share ( not $3.06 as stated) , WING about $121.00 ( not $.45 as stated). This is intentionally misleading, deceitful and should be and probably is illegal. I e mail these crooks and tell them this and their response is simply- We do not refund your subscription fee…..etc…… If you want to spend $1995 on something, don’t give it to these crooks. It is a complete scam, in my opinion, and as a member who has tried to reach out to them telling them how I feel, they seem to care a less. OXFORD CLUB- COMPLETE SCAM- Bait and Switch all the way. You would be better off burning your money!!
Love following the stockgumshoe!!!!
believe they were buying options (calls and puts) not stock
those were the options prices, but I never get filled at the prices they recommend. By the time you get to the computer, they have already moved too much so I never get filled.
I’m an 89 year old long-time-investor.. I Just don’t need the FLOOD of offers and other stuff that results from you’re having a relationship with these folks… Yes, they do have a very few EXPERTS on board, but It’s so confusing sorting out their ads and new services, that you wind-up spending much time wasted,, “MUCH ADo. ABOUT NOTHING oXFORD MAY BE A DESCENDANT OF AN OLD , WELL RESPECTED ORGANIZATION–i’M NOT SURE.. aNYBODY KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THAT??
I want to know more about stocks
90% of you should not invest, it just isn’t your cup of tea. Everything has it’s aggravations, figure out what is useful for you and shuck the rest.
Well, maybe 90% of us should not invest. But at least we know that you don’t know which it’s/its to use when you write a sentence. Don’t throw shade when you don’t know how to write properly.
Keeping up with all of the recommendations is almost impossible. I watched a webinar where you introduced a service that would monitor my portfolio. Will you send me the info?
Thoughtful and worthwhile analysis. Reasonably categorizes the riskiness of suggestions
This service and it’s portfolios has set me up for life. Never would have found it if it wasn’t for your interview with Bill O’Reily. I am so confident in the portfolio picks that I have bought a few selected long-term options and Leaps on the plays, with excellent results. The profits have I have locked in actually paid for my Chairman’s membership.
I’ve only been a Chairman’s Circle Member since September but I have learned a lot.
It takes a while to learn, but (like anything) if you stick with it, you’ll get it.
I am a big fan of Oxford Club and in particularly of Alex Green. I retired in 2019 and had to manage my own portfolio, as opposed to dabbling as I have done for the last 30 years. Spent a small fortune buying into six newsletter groups and watching and tracking their progress. Watched with dismay as the Covid crash ate my portfolio, and was surprised by Alex’s call to reinvest – he called the bottom to the day, though he does not seek to predict the market – rather looks for value. I now follow mostly his advice mainly on this Communique and on his Insider Alert advisory service. I really appreciate his focus on basics – stocks rise when their earnings and revenue rise, not gimmicks. I recommend his soon to be republished ‘Gone Fishing’ book, I read it and will buy the update.
So Alex’s advice is good and sound. As is that of some of his colleagues, I particularly like Marc and follow some of their other colleagues too. Sadly you have to be strong and focussed to tune out the hype, teasers and breathless prose coming from Oxford Club central as they focus on up-selling all their other services, and then cross-selling everyone else in their rather large network of advisory services. I suspect this goes with the turf though!
My background is a PhD economist with a background of 30 years in international economic development, so am not a market expert at all, but have observed trends for a while. I wish I had cottoned to Alex 30 years ago!
I have been a member of the Oxford Club for many years. I find their writing and investments ideas to be superior. Down to earth, easy to read and act on. The quality and value of this service is by far the best I have seen. I will be a member forever!
I’m totally confused by the comments. Investing is a process of ups and downs. I paid for the lifetime membership and I’m crushing it. Some of it I’m not a fan of and it took me 6 months to understand what I wanted from it but it’s as reliable as anything I’ve been a part of in my 23 years of investing.
Great stock picks Alex. One suggestion: Start using the VQ from Trade Stops for each stock’s trailing stop.